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RpooELyv DEMOCRATS FORLORN HOPE
WHO WILL BE CHOSEN TO LEAD Ti-CONIKoLLE
CUAplN'S AMBITION.


To morrow the Democratic nominations VIII be mlue
IN tho Athcnrum. nc Clinton-st. and AuanticdNe''
Rrooklyn for city and county officers. The seventy
e,bt dece,tes 70 the city convention will meet IN the
evenin to name can lidaes for Mayor seven Aldermen
at-Inrgc anu three Justices of the Peace or all the
candidates discussed for the last few months the one
most mentioned as the choice OF Boss Mclaughlin 10
he ratified oy the delegates is state Controller AifFed -
Chaplin ex As-cmblyuaD aud cX speaker oil the As9eD
lly who desires when he steps out OF tho Cohroiel
Office in Albany Oh December 81. TO step lAto the
Mayors Office in the CITY Hall OF Brooklyn the next
av He has carefully preserved the desk ana chdII nc
used as speaker although they were PAID Tor by the
stale and no doubt he viii keep the same articles OF
furniture from the Controllers Office and the Mayor
Office il the Boss let. him get there and the people o'
Hrooklyn do not crush his aspirations II 1t Is not
Conin who I. 10 De nominated 10 lead the Democratic
fororn hope the convention VII name a. dark morse
,,,o may be Hendrix or Bell. Cross. or scott
athnu,h thc last has considerably talked OF DIT
whitney out and - std la nave pt'liie
, Latter for tho convention refusing reuom naloh' "A
thnurh IL il wpknown that he would give All MS GA
boots for chance another term. euprrV f-"
Ouiu,rl Who A. aside FOR Whitney t"O years AZ"
see the carriage past him again. LOT ne = ~" >"
dependent t. suit the Democratic powers that DC.
ft Is expected that All the present Aldermen AZ "a
vii be lrnpprd aud names VIII DC prosecute" l"
match those put forward by the Republicans ,
The only candidate for Justice ~ the Peace prom
nrut!y named il John Courtney VINO VIII get aho'"ci
term I'm place OF the nomination fOr sheriff ,
I'M, County Convention VIII meet IN the afternoon ana
will probably nominate w A. Furey for sheriff J"nn \.
Ountari FOR supervisor n Large. and J"hu Mch'upn
for Associate Justice OF Sessions Tie last TWO are the
present ncnnDents
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COLONEL BAIRUS LIVELY WORK.
M OrrNS HEADQUARTERS AND WILL SFLAA -
AL PAKrs OF HKlNKIYN.

M OrrN5 HEADQUARTERS AND WILL HFLAA N
ALL PARTS on BROOKLYN
Colonel \ y Baird. the Republican candidate Tor
Mayor 81 Brooklyn. IA, Icncd headquarters al 40 I99
Moutaanc-st Brooklyn. and IL making an active can
ya,. lie Intends speak IN every ward tn the city
Alfou.n scfcduca,cl and better skilled Tn managing
cuisines. than IN speech making lie expresses himself
,cr.clY and 20 good effect. Al the meetings he mas
ALREADY addressed he has decpcncd the favorable impress
ion made Ivy hi, career Alderman and his record rs
a success mi soldier lnd good citizen
Tue Prohibition party has begun ia usual course or
mud singing al the Republican candidates, showing tha
shirt nf the leaders who the party - tender 10 the
B.uocratic machine IN brooklyn Ih"y VIII not Waht
for funds 20 carry the campaign
T. Republican nominees TOR District Aldermen III me
ITII District are J. j. Chambers y l. blanchard Peter
ktrehoif and H. L. wheeler.
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pFrrrtrciys NOMINATE A DEMOCRAT
coHyrLlUs j. cROSIN FOR sHENIFF OF HVD'0N

j.
coUyrY-oPPvsED ny \ STRONG MINORITY.
To u,,ls,n comfy Republican Convention met yes
tcr,v afternoon in Coopers Hall. Jersey CITY TO nom
u,t, can litte for sheriff and two Coronsrs KePu'F
can conventions in Hudson County are USUALLY 4ies
of mod order bub yesterdays aSsrmDtage Dece '"ni'
what turbulent owing the OF 'rts vt large and dst"r
niucI pinoryto prevent the nomination ~ Democrat
fr Sheriff. when the convention was called 10 oricf,
~ uoyor Collins was selected for chair nan aud jitnas
Mrlwen Tor secretary. The DISTRICTS were called Tor no
ina IONS AMI Cornelius j. tro1in. ID vii ;" Ltwreh'r'
John L. Virgins. R,Der5 Elbht IN Nhb'ph frech were
named Mr. Cronn. wlo wis eYiIenaIF tl' hV'f''e' i
De,nocrlf six We hs WIS sicGtrl Sleuh On tAe
n.n,cr,t, Ticket AMI fur seven years prDr To That hal
b.euI udrrs.rif NaiorI X. Pan. IOrn declared that
Mr. ,rouin Ia I'll 10 sort Of claim % tl1 nDulhtii'n IL
i not goo p)c5 he sail. lDr tle Rsp hicln party
1, nominate Democrat IN or lr u Det another
convention to turn asile from IT. own
n,rt, and select a stalilr tb,srrr rpn tae ranks
NJ me enemy We want 20 uiIIre M o. our own
man who tho favor ~ tn run 'l'S or rae
criminal cla.sc4 Tle nomination Of Mr. Cronin will not
he TO the advantage or the Republican pwtg Let ~
n,aksa strong hglt with good. strpn;, caIn Repij
lican candidate
l. Fllrcl Mctiee advocated the nomination OF Cronln
TTo ,i If was time the Republicans ipud DO something
10 redeem t.s county ami this was their opportnnitr
Mr. Cronin although Denocrat. md clean
skirt. and wonl not lie the tool 81 tle Democratic
rim. MAJOR PaugDora md nsv>r ba-n c'Iebratel As
.urrcs,ful ,olci "a Al lVicr s.lli "a ne h'rs l.
The Democratic rim could never Use IE comm whcu e
was sheriff and Is the reason W ti r''5it tI'
democratic nomination. EX-Iudse SrYmDlr also *iVO-
Gated Tie nOmiuu Nr. CrOniu for similar reA@pn'
MIR Williams. AN elderly man. sad hr elected as u
dole .air to a Kepubran convention. aui ne propo'ei 10
ieph' lhl3 anne hcrth'il. wy,
with cheers frst pO. trOuiH ely cl the votes
NJ % the III iclcgl - cent Divil w IAwrenre
10 and liam ~ NlgpuS, o. Ihe chairman declared hI
(rnuin the nominee 81 tine convention.
trlrs1 moved to make the no ninaton unanl nous,
hut mere yrr. cries No ahi scene Of tunHt
cn-urd Chairman Collins raped wig lslY on ttDle
with mlilct All after tine restored orier MOTION
wa, made 10 reconsider the vote At It VS. declared out
al OF Ter Mr. Cr,ia hls Da,n popular win the rank ana
file uf his own party hu get ths uht@i support
al the ,rpupran- h. has excellent chlnce or helnE
clrcfeI Dr \ ". Dallas aud r. D. WOrien were nom
mated for coroners lul the convention al IOurne.
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nLscrssExG sLREKL RALLwAY NsrRANcE.

DISCUSSING STREET RAILWAY N>t EAN'L'
PHILADELPHIA Oct 20 (Sp'cith-rhe second days
session OF the American street Railway Association WAS
largely attended to-day. Thomas W. Ackey presided
Moses Humphrey. president OF the Concord, " H. Rail
way Company was INTRO luced and addressed the dele
gates OIL the sub eghtwheel cars He endeavorei
10 sho that such easily aud aTe IN every
way be preferred to the ordinary tour-"hecl car
John Mcclure OF the VI ble, Ala. Railway company,
had "A paper rea IN which he advocated the co-ope'd
ton OF railways for the purpose or ms lrlhs
their own property against tire McSsrs. Atwail, OK
Pirtsburg; Frazier Of Memphis anu Lewis or BrooNyu
discussed the subject at length BY UNANIMOUS consent
A committee appointed u act On this matter. lAs
cpc aies TO the number OF go enjoyed an elaborate
dinner the Union League this evening. rendered "
pnilluslpl members VI the association.
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DEMOCRATIC FORCES BREAKING Up.

LIVELY OF ARRTL OVER THE METHODS OF TWO
CANprDArEs-MR. MURPHY N A RAGE.
AZ Democratic Headquarters yesterday Chairman
William, OF the Executive Committee gave ont IN inter
view m which he proclaimed loud prediction OF the
-verpnr success of the Democratic ticket The chair
man. pronunciamcnto deemed necessary to brace
ND the weak knccd Democrats throughout the state and
rive AT least a 4cmbancc ~ COURAGE to the committee
The real news Headquarters the breaking out or
ouarrcl between the friends Of candidates the state
ticket Mcssrs Cook aud Fitzgerald have each started
ont 10 make n personal and individual canvass for
himself regardless OF the party or the ticket The one
has been appealing personally To German friends inc
other 10 Irish friends. for individual support The
friends Of OTHER candidates have grown dissatisfied win
this sort OF campaigning and threatening to knife
both Fitzgerald and Cook unless they get into the traces
and pull for thu whole Their friends do not take
kindly 10 the threatened coercion and there IL much bad
feeling over the matter ,
Chairman Murphy of The state Committee has blooi
i'm his eve lfcausc OF the exposure IN IlK RB' ~ OF
b pcifical character the erer Of band or p"ucai
bruscrS 80 IN Troy. His threats Of Vengeance on tlo
ufnnr OF The Exposure have been conveyed 10 Ih IRiB
r>i reporters from half dozen employees OF inc com
miftre. ,. =. l..
The com nfec made an effort during this week to IN
duce several prominent Democrats OF National reptE
ton ~ come into the state The replies were nVarihy
unfnvor~ that they have been obliged IL give mp al
idea OF any speeches hcng made. nome ~ the party
ig uru cared throw themselves INTO the pIodch IN
what tncy clearly consider forlorn hope.
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VOTING on TIE HizEy BILL VETO.

CONCORD, n. H.. oct. 2O.-The House this attcrnoo,
by vote Of 80 to lbs, substituted the minority for mo
majority report the Judiciary COMMITTEES Oh the TOW
erners veto OF the Hazen bill, that tHo
hill pass moth outstanding the veto. Thea
the message aud report tabled by vote OF l1'w
1906 There il much speculation as 10 the Governor,
action 10 morrow IL he does dissolve the leSist
ture the Hazen bill mot. having majority oi :, oas
thirty take until Monday evening Anu ea''
tho session into another week.
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r-xIoy COUNTY Y J.. DEMOCRATS CONVENE.

WITHOUT OPPOSITION.
Tho Union County mecratic Convention convened IN
Ilbr,ry Hall Railway Yesterday afternoon. Or. James
: Green Of elizabeth was chairman ihe grip OF the
Court House Rlu- on the Democratic machine SIG
ce,sfully prevented any demonstrations from thoSe IN
dependent he nocrats who have been INDUCING III
threats Of what they would 10 when tho convention met
aud tho slate, prepared months ago was o"fFu OUT
without hitch Senator Livingstone, OF Painneld was
rcnouuatsd ballot IIIs chief characteristics
during servty To railroad interests on
every lie voted against tho XIII Won khH Bridge
and no par cent ln,creI bill For County CLERK, john
l. Crowc ., Etuw ~. tue present Incumbent, was nom
mated. -urlO gate Gerber TIE Only slsh OF op
position wa. over the nomination for sheriff Thomas
FORSYTH OF Elizabeth. cdptrei the nomination. over
EnvupI, ana FrschJlisr DOty, or ILlon Forsyth
va. Sheriff from l--i 70 1891 Tho ticket j. not strong
Tia, LABOR vote which {, strDn. In IN" county. VIII op
pose most ~ the nominees. especially lAvlhSstohe III
The II DsmosTltc Assembly District Ni4lIan - CnlloH
W., nD.utn ,tel - i.y Tor member % Assembly.
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FAILURE OF WOODNAN. IRUE CO.. PORILANp
PORTLAND. Me-. oct 20-The extensive JeDol"s
dry goods house OF Woodman True X Co. suspended
pavment to-day and made an assignment 10
Hiram KnoMton and Alfred Woodman. Nr
Kuowtou. upon being Interviewed stated that the Ia
bilities will probably exceed S35O00O Al peseas
10 impossible the amount OF the assets IIs
building owned by the firm is said to he mortsassi
for $4,000 The value az tho stock 90
hand is placed from 100000 TO sl50,0oo Mr.. Wood
mans property Pine aud Vaughan SIS Is valued AZ
about $40 900 This property, IL Is understood l. i1"
moi gaE ed
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LIQUOR MEN SEEKING PLEDGES.

ONE MALGsrEK WHOSE AssEssMENr FOR POLITE
CAL PURPOSES AMOUNTS TO EIGHT HUNDRED
DOLLARS.
PorGHKEEPsI Oct 30 (Speciab Senator Iiiscock and
Colonel Grant. when they arrived here tins evening
found going people OF Ponshkespse excited
over the Intelligence that Henry d. Gregg OF the firm OF
Granger & Gregg bre Hudson, had made
visit this city Saturday and had called upon the
liquor unedy to oppose tho reelection OF John
l. Platt, the Republican Asssmbiyman, on tho ground
mad voted against the bill opening the liquor stores
on sunday which was pressed In the last Legislature
/ by Assembiyman Giegerioh QDsm) OF New York, and
was killed by the Republican Assemblymen. Mr. Gregg.
since visit has been nominated for Senator by tho
Democrats this district. aud the Democratic liquor
dealers Boosting that he Will vote for Dill opening
tie saloons on Sunday Mr. Gregg had tho boldness to
TO say Republicans when here that he favored open
ing sunday and that foreigners should bo
pernttcd to enjoy tho OF their native land
! Colonel Grant said no could adj soms evidence
coufrmatory OF this story OF active war by
the brewers and maltsters In behalf OF the
Democratic candidates for the Icgis lature He had just
from Geneva There was wealthy mat.ter there,
:. X. hester Yesterday he went to Robert Moody tho
Republican candidate for Asscmblyman In Ontario Conn
ty VINO had come to Geneva 10 attend the republican
there and andod that he should sign
written pledge ina. no .G. act " the %aad ss OF the
Mr.. Nostrr have not gwen pledge yet u any one
in regard to thing may do as an Assenbiynan
and do NOT inend TO begin by giving any pledge to
liquor-dealcrs above all men,
Mr. Ne-ter sad tiiat inc wiolo power OF lnc Hp''o,
dealers and brewers of ontario County would be used
against him and IN favor OF the Democratic candidate
for Assomblyman Mr. Nessr also said that his
mept by tie Brewers AMI ststcrs Associaton for
purposes against the Republican candidates for the
lie sisature amounted 10 $500 The firm OF j. X H. Nc
Keclne brewers IN Casandaigua at the other on, Of
the county had been assessed 1900 but this only
small proportion Of the Amount that wouid he ex-
peaded against Moody who would certainly lie defeated
Colonel Grant said that the Republicans wero not
frightened by these threats They were cOnhlent that
the people Of Ontario County understood that the
issue was the liquor stores should be opened
dayO or
didate who refused give such "A pledge and against
the Democratic candidate who would give IL
Senator Tscock said that from what lie heard In the
western part state the sole reliance Of the Demo
cratic Committee IN their aitenpt To carry the
state was the money OF the liquor dealers
ppprpI rc.S yourv.TIOyS N NEWT psry
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YEAR iMOVG THE ESEfuOS

The American Geographical Society enjoyed a pleas
ant trip last night to Greenland and other ley regions
where the Eskimos flourish and where oNeIcoats aio
unknown. 10 was all accomplished mcst piea>inGiy
hv professor Franz Goaz I'm Chicciing Hail. vino gave
a ,eotIre entitled "A Year Among the EslIinOs,' be-
fore tho society and It's friends. Tho ectuIo WIS
llustratel with excellent steroOptlcOn views
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BUFFIo oct 20 lSOeclI). day was ou5y one loI
BuuaIo uo.!ticilus The Republican County, CITY anu
Assembly Conventions held; also the Democrats
County Convention Philip stengoctter was nominated
for County Treasurer rne Democrats dominated Tor
County Treasurer Charles +. Bishop. Inc Kapuoh'an
City Convention one OF tho most enthusiastic over
held Mayor Phillip Becker. who has gvea great sauS
,,,t,on wus renominatcd by reclamation Corporation
Counsel william T. Worthngton was also renomi
mated Alphonse ]. Meyer. Deputy CITY treasurer
under James H. Carmichael, was chosen s candidate
r,,eJ for city engineer street Commissioned John
Martin was rcnomnatcd. also controller Joseph par
nart Jonn Fullerton, Leonard Hauensteln and Moses
Mills were nominated for assessors RESOLUTIONS 81
nearly support stats ticket were adopted grea
snrhis,asri bsug manifested tue name OF James
| CarmlruAel.
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tanks quser the tisr night He thou gt he
prize ngters ring and In tho middle of II stsod ,
doughty te champion who mot aud deliberately kLocked
by q Of bag buriy looking fellows
thsy advanced tho attack Giants uey were In
sxe pigmy proved than = match for theu.
all fun that Jenks woke up laug hinr III
for tn by the fact that he had tho
nosry big, drastic pill
market that Pierces Tiny Pursatvc Psusts easily knock
ou. and beat all tho rest hollow.
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cy,e1Fy DICKENS JR. yOr TEL

There was "A report last night that cha les Dickens,
ir tho English reader, suffering from severe
cold. Mr.. Dickens vas able to BE- out OF his hotel
making calis night when reporter eaileti
him, and his family said that he was well.
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ever TO- have his name stricken from the pon oooAs On
Ninth waai OF this CITY, the ward whch 0""ny
M.inon ono OF Germans hemlaen' carries III MS p"
For the sake Of Old associations his name WAS he'er
t.n oF tho books and for te last four years has az
cacn election doubt been voted Tor MS ol ii's si
German. To-day. however the judges ordcreu "''
Croaslaie's name stricken on ,,.n
Yesterday ant to-day about 700 names oi tei Ma ,1n
were stricken from the ASS III many lh'ti"oo' Wv
widows Ol the dead men appc trlng rs Witnesses
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TIE PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGTE KEPT ~ ~
The monthly meeting OF the Executive Com nittee OF
the American Protective Tariff League was held yesier
day at the Leagues In this city aud was we az
texie by both local and out-ottown members he az
tatiou OF tariff qucst growing out OF the several
state campaigns In progress has largely increased
demand tariff literature ard the secretary o. the
League Is kept busy filing orders. The dcmant II not
confined either political party Especially Ia this tr'is
OF the southern states which the League workers ara
pretty evenly Distributed among all parties The dstr
button OF tarit documents during the past mouth mas
been little short OF 9OO.OOO copies Tie Executive ON
mttee announces that two new and valuable aaltiohe
To tarh literature likely 70 make an early appear
auca Mr. Frank Wlglnl. OF LOgausport. was comm's
stoned state Secretary for Indiana. wee Gensra VIII
iuns permanently absent from the state.
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SHOOTING DOwy Ms wTEES rHROAE

CHATTANOOGA oct. 20 (Spec,dD } A. McAiis'er. OF
DAYTON Tenn shot his wife by forcing open her mouth
and firing "A bullet down her throat He then attcmptei
Ia l IN, two children but arrested lie begged 10
he allowed 10 XII The "A and huselt lie had been drin,
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THE AKGLN" MIN rs IN FIhSI IEPElRINCE
"rhe first issue of The Argus tho daily organ
of tho United Labor party. Appeared yesterday incoming
10 is an attractive hvt+comn hour-pagc sheet brinr
full of labor political and general naws. The ed
torals brief and pointed, and the reading matter
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MP powprpr.Y TO pLAcArE THE BREwERs.

ST PAuI..Oct. 20 (Sprciab.-General Master Workman
Powtlcrly left Minneapolis 10 night FOR Milwaukee, lis
mission is to conciliac the Ganbrlnus Assembly o mat
city whose membership made mp 81 the employees u
the hig breweries This assembly has seeded from hs
order because the organization has refused ne hr,
that they be allowed to sell iuOr aud beer AT Tic ANNA
ntsn
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THE sHOEMAKrRs' STRIKE ~ PHILA OELPHN

THE sHOEMAKERs' STRIKE ~ PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA oct. 20 (sp,cbtD. The strike anon;
the shosmakers continues TO spread aud this evenin.
the total number Of who he has reached ii"'
The firms affected are Allen & Mervn. Croxton "'d u
Co.. NJ Elkin Il Co. Charles Freeman. /. J. ht.Ifhln.
Kelley * Moore Land. shOber Mitchell iona huh1rII
< CO. Milton Phillips. Andrew Schilm-l. eaer IaNh
Co John A. rrasx ray lOr II Carr. Wslerback ~ tcOn
F u Weyman K Co. Zeisler Bros. Araod LYON.
Hayes Murray Il Co, b. +. ObAngsr and H. ~ O'er
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JUDGE CHARLES +. PAR KER FOR JUSTICE.


BISGu.MroS, oct. 20 (SpsciaD. Republicans or
tho With Judicial District comprising tho counties OF
Brooms Chenango. Chsmuns Cortland Delaware.
Madison Otsego. TlOga. TompEins and schuyler nave
ed for Justices OF the supreme Court Charles h.
Parker of Osvrgo rioga County and g. A. Forbes Of
Canastata Madison County. As nomination was
equivalent to slectiou the contest has lasted more
than two weeks an,l 800 balets wore taken Ille
NOM nation OF Parker. now County Judge OF Toga
County leaves u vacancy 10 he filled by Governor HILL
The Democrats to day animated Francis X Gilbert, or
Delaware County. for Justice OF the Win District lie
holds by tho appointment OF Governor I'LL
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES FOR LEGlsLArU RE.
CourERsrowS, Oct 30 (SpeciaA. John Rider OF
Exeter was to-day nominated for Member Of Assembly
by the Republicans OF tho lst Otsego District.
BUFFALO. oct 20-rhs Erie County Republican Con
ventiou to day unanimously renomnated Daniel H. Mo
MILAN for senator.
Republican Assembly District nominations were nalie
in this city to-day follows Ist District, william IT,
Newerf: ia. Henry W. Brendel Ill., Edward Etlla-
CHER reHoninaed by reclamation lVth j. g. Cacron OF
Tonawanda-
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DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATIVE NOMINEES

KINGsroS. Oct. 20 CSpecah. John j. Lncon. OF this
city, nominated for Senator without opposition by
the Deinooras this Senate district assembled IN con-
ysrtion at Catskl. John j. O'Rey selected rs
the Democratic nominee for tho Assembly in the lii
Ulster District to-day. In tho lid District G. H. eii-
nor was placed In nomination by the Democrats HIS
Republicans opponent Is william Bate. Of Wawassing-
BINGIiAMIoS, Oct. 20.-rhs Democratic County Con
vcntion to-day nominated spencer Clinton for Senator
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Moore and - for r. Cook OF Port Norris Coone,
tiurte hrcver ot vinelnnt |. reeessd the ,,
for p,a in the lid strict succeed Hawhlns
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Ills NAME WAS STILL on THE POLL LIST
BALTIMORE. Oct 20 tsreniah. william 7. Crona-
dale. Of the Now York Anti Poverty Society lived 'u
Baltimore hs good Democrat Of the German kind.
He editor OF The Day. German newspaper. some
tias> but altar ward came York. He forgot how
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IL NEw-JERSEY
BnnGEToN. Oct. 30 fspteiaiL-The Republican Ist As
sembiy convention met here this afternoon and nomi
mated q Wllbert Moore. young farmer Of Hopewell
Township, tho fifth ballot The ballot stood ~ 70
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Is We sc:.cted Its publishers cxprcsscl satisfao.
at tho sale tn paper Ia yesterday. which fhcy a..
Jared wa, beyoj6 their expectations.